Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-06-18

There were six bars Of bullion on last
Sundays express, shipped from the Georgene
mine, Esmeralda county, The bullion was
valued at about $40, 900.
A. E. Harris left for Reno last evening, to
be gone some time, and in consequence OF
which he has rendered bis resignation as
leader Of the Elite Brass Band.
Tom CARING, who has been dangerously
i'll, is improving, and the physicians think
they can pull him through. He is still kept
in Virginia City where he can have the best
of attention.
w. W. Rogers Of Elko, was visiting friends
in Dayton Thursday. He is an old Dayton
boy, and therefore never fails to drop around
aud see his friends when he is in this section
OF the country.
Col. E. P. Ellis, Of Carson, was passen-
ger on Tuesdays train, for Hawthorne, on
legal business. He speaks as though his
mining interests in the southern country
A number OF Dayton's young people gath.
cred at the residence Of Mrs. Henry Ely,
Thursday evening, where games. charades.
etc., were INDUCED in until late hour and
Almost enjoyable time had.
The Rock Point mill has been shut down
for several days this week owing to scarcity
Of ore. A piece Of machinery in the mine
was broken the first Of the week, which pre-
vents the hosting Of rock.
The Sutro school closed yesterday for the
Summers vacation. Prof. Winfrey left for
his home in Reno last evening, where he will
remain for few weeks and will then take a
pleasure trip to the seaside.
1t is authoritatively stated at the Head
quarters of the Knights Of Labor at Phila
delphia that no charter has ever been issued
to Chinese branch Lodge Of the Order,
and, what is more, that there never will be.
Harry Cobb and wife took their departure
last evening, Mr.. Cobb to 60 direct to Grass
Valley, and Mrs. Cobb 10 remain in Carson
few weeks before going to her California
home. Their many friends in Dayton wish
them unlimited prosperity.
Our Masonic friends W. w. Stephens,
VIM, and G. w. Keith, P...W.' M,
returned from Reno yesterday. where they
have been attending the Grand Lodge F. &
A. NJ. They report having had delightful
time in the Denver Of Nevada.
The time for holding the Dayton school
picnic has been changed from the a5th to
the 24th. This is done to accommodate the
Seven Day Advent folks who are quite nu-
merous here, and who do not wish their chill
dren to participate in any festivities on that
sacred day.
A letter from DR.. Rae states that he will
have the two large dynamos for the Doug
lass mill, tested and ready for shipment on
Monday next. He also states that it will be
absolutely necessary for him to remain in
San Francisco until these machines are thor
oughly tested.
The lot of twenty tons Of rock sent in by
Ed. Prince from Garfield to be worked at the
Rock Point mill yielded a return Of $4ao.
The rock did not work as well as expected
from the fact that it was not entirely free
milling ore. 1t contained considerable lead
and MANGANESE.
Sam Boal. an old time Daytonite returned
last Wednesday after an absence OF nearly
four years. He has wandered over consid-
cradle country during his absence. having
travelled through California, Arizona and
New and old Mexico. He will probably re =
main here for while.
Prof. Durham, of Chicago, accompanied
by his wife and daughter and tenor, Mr.. NJ.
h. Harris, is giving musical concerts through
out the State. Wish they would visit Day.
ton and stimulate our vocal talent, which in
comparison with the instrumental, though
not deficient, is sadly neglected.
The tunnel in the Buckeye nine, Como,
has been cleaned out for a distance Of 700
feet, and the ledge encountered. The tun.
mel runs into the ledge now about twenty
feet. and from all appearances the ledge is
90 or SO feet under. The work of putting
in air pipes to furnish good air will be begun
next week.
Mrs. M. Osborn, formerly Of Silver City,
but now residing in Santa Barbara. Califor-
MIA, is visiting Mrs. NJ T. Rowland Of this
place. Mr.. Osborn was well known bust
ness man of this county in former years,
having been engaged in the hotel business
in Silver City, and before his death, in ranch
ing in Mason Valley.
Big Day for Carson.